Page 1
'i'
Vol. 14—No. 61
Per Copy
'-/
Proposes
RCAF Accepts Nisei Giris,
Ban on Discrimination j^HtiOlIHl JCCA f?6pli6S
Two Stationed at St. Johns
seeking- enactmenuA«tiTo Doubt About Niseis
ST. JOHNS,. Que.
I S__
r
girls, the first to be accepted j law to prohibit racial discrimi-||M
uuhcu
a
into the Women’s Department | mX^by rte
I
the Roa al Canadian Air Force ! Comw’i
i
j council (CCL) here recenrlv
and also believed to be the first.’
Tr
, .
-‘
to enlist in any of the women's |^ancou^
11 a iePD
’ ed
- niter
; eduor appea
News-Herald
*a
to the I part went, Unit cd States Govern
mom.
By KEN ADACHI
account
questioningthe o’ the 442nd Combat Team which
branches of the armed forces,
Toronto Postcard
began training at Camp Shelby,
j ana District Trades and Labour i
composed
of
Japanese
Americans
i
are
currently
stationed
here
and
Mississippi, in April. 1943.
| Councils (TLC) by the Joint La-j
This is the time of the year
as depicted in the film “Go for i
undergoing training.
hour Committee to Combat Racial
when everybody, especially nat
“Some examples of the hundThey are AC2 Grace Tomiko Discrimination. This committee is Broke!” a letter was dispatched [
ive Torontonians, get that agon
ieds of accounts ot wartime re
to the editor of th
Honkawa, 21, of London, Ont.,
porting of the 442 al as folcomposed of representatives of by
izing Let’s Get Away From It
Tanaka,
and AC2 Rosa K. Baba, of Fort both groups and of the railway
lows: Time Magazine. Feb. 7,
All Feeling. They usually heac
It
William, Ont, Both recent enlist brotherhoods.
1 9 4 4, ‘
up to the lush lake country up
Kuroki,
reads in part:
ees, they came here with the
A
merican
The secretary of the B.C. Fe
’
:
Amarillo
News,
north where they can peacefully*
It
been brought to our
second draft of the RCAF (WD) deration
of
Labour,
George
meditate on the weird symmetry*
Kifth Army in Italy,
v hich was reactivated last spring-. Home, asked all unions to sub- ■
Julv 9
VP),
"J npanese-Yanks
of their toes while wishing all
Thousands of Canadian women mit suggestions for changes in to the Editor published in your
Se Poison To Germans
the time they were back in the
were taken into various branches the ICA Act and the BCHIS.
The Denver Post, Oct.
city lifting a few; or else, they*
of the service during World War cCUr™™
1943,
I the authenticity of the Uwin“J a panese- A merican
go down to some big American
II to relieve men for other dut
bought
Nips
On Attu”; Cleveland
’ bC
of the World War
city like New York or Chicago
ies, but no girl of Japanese an Anw 4t» m oroer to draft. a|1L United Slates Army -Hind
where they yearn for the cow
Press, “Reveal Husband of Clevccestry was a member.
ouet foi pi e&entation to incuirv
,
L
nd Japanese Saved U. S. Genpasture where they can cavort
U
h
i Uoi>ib;at learn composed of natuAC2 Honkawa, who hails orig boaids into both
acts.
I
,„.|
.
.
with the moo-things.
> ial oom American citizens of eial ; Des Moines Register, Alar.
inally from Prince Rupert, B. C.,
1944, “High
But some people even come to
Praise for
Japanese ancestry, depicted in the
is the second daughter of Mr.
Doughboy
and
the
Nisei
’ KlaAsks
for
Rehearing
Toronto for their ""holidays. Tf
film, "Go for Broke!’’
and Mrs. M. Honkawa of Lon
this is their first visit, they may
‘Jap“It is regretted that at this
don. For the past few years she
American Volunteer From Tule
find it interesting. They may
las been an active member of
SAN FRANCISCO — Tomoya of the 442nd which was awarded WRA (’enter Fights Nips in
write home to the folks like
die
Ontario
JCCA
executive
and
Kawakita,
29, asked the Court
India.”
tliis:
until her enlistment she served of Appeals recently for a rehear ' more decorations for outstandingI he letter goes on to quote
on the executive of the London- ing of his appeal on his convic combat service than any other
Hart ng WONDERFUL time, St, Thomas chapter.
American combat team by the excerpts from Mike Masaoka’s
tion for treason. Kawakita, a United States Government, should
wish you were here!
Japanese American Creed which
The second daughter of Mrs. Nisei, was convicted ini Los An
be questioned by anyone.
This place is really* different K. Kuwabara of London,
and the geles on Sept. 2, 1948 and sen- i “Mr. Editor, you may bear me was written into the Congression
al Record in 194.1. Also, as evi
W IT ITT 'vhit™sW I late Mr. M. Baba, ACS Baba is fenced to death in a gas
chamber. out when I quote from the en
dence
of Canadian Nisei in uniTV
J
t
formerly of Sydney. B. C„ near
Kawakita reiterated that he closed 25 page publication en
Ths IS Mayor Buck McCal- Victoria. She was an active execwas a citizen of Japan in World titled “Nisei in Uniform”. issued torm in World War II, a photocN UTn'e TorOTt° tHe rti™ ”’™ter -f ‘1« Lakehead War IT and contended
me Nisei soldiers in
that the by the Department of the Inter- I the intelii
Good "here a day doesn't go by Nisei club and one of the top
mce
corps taken at
Court of Appeals erred :in saying ior War Relocation Authority in j Brantford,
nhout hearing about some more female bowlers in the Lakehead
Ont., was enclosed
he was an American citizen. He collaboration with the Wai- De- ' with the letter.
bank loobenes, some more petty Nisei Bowling League
claimed that he had the right un
rih T® squabbles in the
Both girls were in Slocan, B. der the Nationality Act of 1940
! hall about whether or not c., prior to relocating to Ontario,
to elect whether he was a natto have washrooms installed in
___________________
ional of the United States or
*.N-N tre m°re sUnk hP™ Liners to Call
Japan and that he had elected
lamed by the three newspapers on n
.
become Japanese.
whether to get labor-man Ford At Vancouver Monthly
Wash. — The I Principles of Design in Flower
Kawakita was convicted of i
Biand into the vacancy in the I TOKYO — The Supreme AlChristian
Science
Monitor told Arrangement’’. It is bound after
treason for committing atrocities
city council left by the demise lied Command annunced it has
against United States prisoners the story of a unique book re- t/m Japanese manner in oatmealof controller McInnes, some more approved reopening of a liner
of war at the Japanese POW j centiy published by three Seattle colored
cloth and tied
red-baiting at Queens
Park I service between Japan and Seatw
o
m
e
n
dedicated
‘‘
peace
with
string.
From
the front, the
camp at Oeyama, Japan, during i
where' left-winger Airs. Norah tie.
through
a.
better
understanding
book reads in English, from the
1944 and 1945. Kawakita was '
Rodd talked about Korea, some
Under
the
Allied-approved
among
all
people
the
world
back in Japanese.
employed at the prison as a civ
more stuff about the Toronto plan, the Japanese Nippon Yusen ilian guard.
The relationship between the
Star’s Fresh Air Fund where Kaisha will run a ship a month
Written by Mrs. Kane Shoji co-authors began 17 years
ago
VANCOUVER — Ships leav and Mrs. Violet Johnson and
your $100 bill sends another un- on the route proceeding to Seatwhen Mrs. ,Johnson enrolled in
dernourished, unhealthy kid to a tie via the Philippines and re ing for Japan with mail are the published by Emma Hale, editor
one of Mrs. Shoji’s classes on
summer camp, or the Tely Tunes turning via Vancouver and San Serampore on Aug. 16 and the of the Northwest Gardens, the
f 1 o wer a rran go m ent. Mrs. Shoji
"’here you can win a $100 bill Francisco.
American Mail on Aug. 18.
book
“The Japanese who came to the U.S. .30 years
for naming the tune.
---------------------------------------------------•Igo, ns the head of an Ikebana
school^ in Japan. Mrs. Johnson
By Jack Nakamoto
was the first white woman to
attend
her classes regularly in
The picture. ''Go for Broke!" depicted a sam
police ensued,
u us
For Entertainment
seaicie v.iih the aid of an inter
ple of an old military stratagem, usually an ef
quietly
sue
t
i
preter.
From 1935 to 1941, she
And of course, if you’re inter
fective one used in diverting the attention of an
yelling
continued her studies.
ested, you can visit the art galenemy. The incident takes place on a tiered billi
a
‘sry; the museum, Casa Loma,
rundown vineyard where a
side of
During the war, Mrs. Johnson
hide-and-go-seek between them am.
2Bthe Terence library, the
One
i-alley>■ skyward and drew
started teaching classes herself
Q^e^est spots in town to nurse
the enemy's eye to his go situtn. At this instant,
’inner a when the Shojis were sent to a
2 heavy head.
a grenade was hurled from another direction
aentna its it keens and / I cd ng
relocation centre. She also decid
Entertainment is really no
scuse
right into the foe's nest.
Then I era tiled ahead a
ed to write a book to serve as a
_B°'Benx ab aR—if you have a
I remember that the principle of such a trick
v-M for her pupils and correct
c
■ti-Ca wallet and a car.
reef
was shown to me by experienced hobos when J
I ombard use
the misrepresentations of the
Otherwise you can comprotoere. Atfrac tea tn^antaneousty by the f
Oe Japanese flower art so prevalent
vith a trip to Sunneyside,
I hud used It -with success. As the freight train In
police made for the low. open car. Rs
m the U.S. and also to help the
io.onLO s Coney* Island, and smell
I slipped out and dashed "across the '
down Into the huge
which I was
young Nisei to appreciate their
‘“S u onderful aroma of hot-dogs
railroad yard of Winnipeg, about 40 men spilled
heritage of this ancient art.
‘ toe ra/.ro.u
a-m french-fries, try a few slot
out of the box-cars. IFhen I was about to jump
property and up on a bank
tied at them
Mr-. ,>hoji also had plans to
-machines, or splurge on the roloff, I saw some 15 railway 'bulls' chasing the
smiling mockingly. 7 teen I pi
myself to warn
write a nook so therefore, the
-oaster. But the best thing men and firing blanks to scare them away. While
the city and became lost in <
lie of strange
(Cont. on Page 7)
the scuffle between the hobos and the railway
hi
Seattle Issei Woman Co-Writes
Unique Book on Flower Design
«™^M more t0° is ^“ ACROSS MY MIND
J
4
V8
J®
BiU
I'M JGp^
Nii
It
:fl
b 1
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Vol. 14—No. 61
Per Copy
'-/
Proposes
RCAF Accepts Nisei Giris,
Ban on Discrimination j^HtiOlIHl JCCA f?6pli6S
Two Stationed at St. Johns
seeking- enactmenuA«tiTo Doubt About Niseis
ST. JOHNS,. Que.
I S__
r
girls, the first to be accepted j law to prohibit racial discrimi-||M
uuhcu
a
into the Women’s Department | mX^by rte
I
the Roa al Canadian Air Force ! Comw’i
i
j council (CCL) here recenrlv
and also believed to be the first.’
Tr
, .
-‘
to enlist in any of the women's |^ancou^
11 a iePD
’ ed
- niter
; eduor appea
News-Herald
*a
to the I part went, Unit cd States Govern
mom.
By KEN ADACHI
account
questioningthe o’ the 442nd Combat Team which
branches of the armed forces,
Toronto Postcard
began training at Camp Shelby,
j ana District Trades and Labour i
composed
of
Japanese
Americans
i
are
currently
stationed
here
and
Mississippi, in April. 1943.
| Councils (TLC) by the Joint La-j
This is the time of the year
as depicted in the film “Go for i
undergoing training.
hour Committee to Combat Racial
when everybody, especially nat
“Some examples of the hundThey are AC2 Grace Tomiko Discrimination. This committee is Broke!” a letter was dispatched [
ive Torontonians, get that agon
ieds of accounts ot wartime re
to the editor of th
Honkawa, 21, of London, Ont.,
porting of the 442 al as folcomposed of representatives of by
izing Let’s Get Away From It
Tanaka,
and AC2 Rosa K. Baba, of Fort both groups and of the railway
lows: Time Magazine. Feb. 7,
All Feeling. They usually heac
It
William, Ont, Both recent enlist brotherhoods.
1 9 4 4, ‘
up to the lush lake country up
Kuroki,
reads in part:
ees, they came here with the
A
merican
The secretary of the B.C. Fe
’
:
Amarillo
News,
north where they can peacefully*
It
been brought to our
second draft of the RCAF (WD) deration
of
Labour,
George
meditate on the weird symmetry*
Kifth Army in Italy,
v hich was reactivated last spring-. Home, asked all unions to sub- ■
Julv 9
VP),
"J npanese-Yanks
of their toes while wishing all
Thousands of Canadian women mit suggestions for changes in to the Editor published in your
Se Poison To Germans
the time they were back in the
were taken into various branches the ICA Act and the BCHIS.
The Denver Post, Oct.
city lifting a few; or else, they*
of the service during World War cCUr™™
1943,
I the authenticity of the Uwin“J a panese- A merican
go down to some big American
II to relieve men for other dut
bought
Nips
On Attu”; Cleveland
’ bC
of the World War
city like New York or Chicago
ies, but no girl of Japanese an Anw 4t» m oroer to draft. a|1L United Slates Army -Hind
where they yearn for the cow
Press, “Reveal Husband of Clevccestry was a member.
ouet foi pi e&entation to incuirv
,
L
nd Japanese Saved U. S. Genpasture where they can cavort
U
h
i Uoi>ib;at learn composed of natuAC2 Honkawa, who hails orig boaids into both
acts.
I
,„.|
.
.
with the moo-things.
> ial oom American citizens of eial ; Des Moines Register, Alar.
inally from Prince Rupert, B. C.,
1944, “High
But some people even come to
Praise for
Japanese ancestry, depicted in the
is the second daughter of Mr.
Doughboy
and
the
Nisei
’ KlaAsks
for
Rehearing
Toronto for their ""holidays. Tf
film, "Go for Broke!’’
and Mrs. M. Honkawa of Lon
this is their first visit, they may
‘Jap“It is regretted that at this
don. For the past few years she
American Volunteer From Tule
find it interesting. They may
las been an active member of
SAN FRANCISCO — Tomoya of the 442nd which was awarded WRA (’enter Fights Nips in
write home to the folks like
die
Ontario
JCCA
executive
and
Kawakita,
29, asked the Court
India.”
tliis:
until her enlistment she served of Appeals recently for a rehear ' more decorations for outstandingI he letter goes on to quote
on the executive of the London- ing of his appeal on his convic combat service than any other
Hart ng WONDERFUL time, St, Thomas chapter.
American combat team by the excerpts from Mike Masaoka’s
tion for treason. Kawakita, a United States Government, should
wish you were here!
Japanese American Creed which
The second daughter of Mrs. Nisei, was convicted ini Los An
be questioned by anyone.
This place is really* different K. Kuwabara of London,
and the geles on Sept. 2, 1948 and sen- i “Mr. Editor, you may bear me was written into the Congression
al Record in 194.1. Also, as evi
W IT ITT 'vhit™sW I late Mr. M. Baba, ACS Baba is fenced to death in a gas
chamber. out when I quote from the en
dence
of Canadian Nisei in uniTV
J
t
formerly of Sydney. B. C„ near
Kawakita reiterated that he closed 25 page publication en
Ths IS Mayor Buck McCal- Victoria. She was an active execwas a citizen of Japan in World titled “Nisei in Uniform”. issued torm in World War II, a photocN UTn'e TorOTt° tHe rti™ ”’™ter -f ‘1« Lakehead War IT and contended
me Nisei soldiers in
that the by the Department of the Inter- I the intelii
Good "here a day doesn't go by Nisei club and one of the top
mce
corps taken at
Court of Appeals erred :in saying ior War Relocation Authority in j Brantford,
nhout hearing about some more female bowlers in the Lakehead
Ont., was enclosed
he was an American citizen. He collaboration with the Wai- De- ' with the letter.
bank loobenes, some more petty Nisei Bowling League
claimed that he had the right un
rih T® squabbles in the
Both girls were in Slocan, B. der the Nationality Act of 1940
! hall about whether or not c., prior to relocating to Ontario,
to elect whether he was a natto have washrooms installed in
___________________
ional of the United States or
*.N-N tre m°re sUnk hP™ Liners to Call
Japan and that he had elected
lamed by the three newspapers on n
.
become Japanese.
whether to get labor-man Ford At Vancouver Monthly
Wash. — The I Principles of Design in Flower
Kawakita was convicted of i
Biand into the vacancy in the I TOKYO — The Supreme AlChristian
Science
Monitor told Arrangement’’. It is bound after
treason for committing atrocities
city council left by the demise lied Command annunced it has
against United States prisoners the story of a unique book re- t/m Japanese manner in oatmealof controller McInnes, some more approved reopening of a liner
of war at the Japanese POW j centiy published by three Seattle colored
cloth and tied
red-baiting at Queens
Park I service between Japan and Seatw
o
m
e
n
dedicated
‘‘
peace
with
string.
From
the front, the
camp at Oeyama, Japan, during i
where' left-winger Airs. Norah tie.
through
a.
better
understanding
book reads in English, from the
1944 and 1945. Kawakita was '
Rodd talked about Korea, some
Under
the
Allied-approved
among
all
people
the
world
back in Japanese.
employed at the prison as a civ
more stuff about the Toronto plan, the Japanese Nippon Yusen ilian guard.
The relationship between the
Star’s Fresh Air Fund where Kaisha will run a ship a month
Written by Mrs. Kane Shoji co-authors began 17 years
ago
VANCOUVER — Ships leav and Mrs. Violet Johnson and
your $100 bill sends another un- on the route proceeding to Seatwhen Mrs. ,Johnson enrolled in
dernourished, unhealthy kid to a tie via the Philippines and re ing for Japan with mail are the published by Emma Hale, editor
one of Mrs. Shoji’s classes on
summer camp, or the Tely Tunes turning via Vancouver and San Serampore on Aug. 16 and the of the Northwest Gardens, the
f 1 o wer a rran go m ent. Mrs. Shoji
"’here you can win a $100 bill Francisco.
American Mail on Aug. 18.
book
“The Japanese who came to the U.S. .30 years
for naming the tune.
---------------------------------------------------•Igo, ns the head of an Ikebana
school^ in Japan. Mrs. Johnson
By Jack Nakamoto
was the first white woman to
attend
her classes regularly in
The picture. ''Go for Broke!" depicted a sam
police ensued,
u us
For Entertainment
seaicie v.iih the aid of an inter
ple of an old military stratagem, usually an ef
quietly
sue
t
i
preter.
From 1935 to 1941, she
And of course, if you’re inter
fective one used in diverting the attention of an
yelling
continued her studies.
ested, you can visit the art galenemy. The incident takes place on a tiered billi
a
‘sry; the museum, Casa Loma,
rundown vineyard where a
side of
During the war, Mrs. Johnson
hide-and-go-seek between them am.
2Bthe Terence library, the
One
i-alley>■ skyward and drew
started teaching classes herself
Q^e^est spots in town to nurse
the enemy's eye to his go situtn. At this instant,
’inner a when the Shojis were sent to a
2 heavy head.
a grenade was hurled from another direction
aentna its it keens and / I cd ng
relocation centre. She also decid
Entertainment is really no
scuse
right into the foe's nest.
Then I era tiled ahead a
ed to write a book to serve as a
_B°'Benx ab aR—if you have a
I remember that the principle of such a trick
v-M for her pupils and correct
c
■ti-Ca wallet and a car.
reef
was shown to me by experienced hobos when J
I ombard use
the misrepresentations of the
Otherwise you can comprotoere. Atfrac tea tn^antaneousty by the f
Oe Japanese flower art so prevalent
vith a trip to Sunneyside,
I hud used It -with success. As the freight train In
police made for the low. open car. Rs
m the U.S. and also to help the
io.onLO s Coney* Island, and smell
I slipped out and dashed "across the '
down Into the huge
which I was
young Nisei to appreciate their
‘“S u onderful aroma of hot-dogs
railroad yard of Winnipeg, about 40 men spilled
heritage of this ancient art.
‘ toe ra/.ro.u
a-m french-fries, try a few slot
out of the box-cars. IFhen I was about to jump
property and up on a bank
tied at them
Mr-. ,>hoji also had plans to
-machines, or splurge on the roloff, I saw some 15 railway 'bulls' chasing the
smiling mockingly. 7 teen I pi
myself to warn
write a nook so therefore, the
-oaster. But the best thing men and firing blanks to scare them away. While
the city and became lost in <
lie of strange
(Cont. on Page 7)
the scuffle between the hobos and the railway
hi
Seattle Issei Woman Co-Writes
Unique Book on Flower Design
«™^M more t0° is ^“ ACROSS MY MIND
J
4
V8
J®
BiU
I'M JGp^
Nii
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Page 2
PAGE TVZO
THE
NEW CANADIAN
Wednesday
The New Canadian Digest Article Condemns
An Independent Japanese-English Organ.
Published on Wednesday and Saturday of each week
U. S. Discriminatory Laws
Q
u
Justice and fair plaw
take a bad beating. Most .?
time, there’s nothing wrong
the law, it is those to who?
execution of law and order i
trusted who have a misg
sense of duty and a gnarled
about justice and equality. (
race is involved where there
been a shocking miscarriag
justice.
Here are a couple of
cases:
We noted briefix’ in The New ’ hired hands.
Canadian in the Aug. 1. issue an
The California law makes it
among those of Japanese origin in Canada.
article appearing in the August
crime for a Japanese alien to
edition ot the Reader's
Toyo Takats
.Ed.it or.
“enjoy, use, occupy, be, or re
which condemned the denial of
Takaichi Umezuki
Japanese Section Editor
main on the land, or have a ben
citizenship and citizenship rights
Ken Mori _ _________
eficial interest in the land, its
Advertising
to Japanese aliens in the United
crops,
or proceeds.” Temporarily
Office Hours:
States and Hawaii by placing dis
in abeyance pending court deci
8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
Subscription, in Advance:
criminatory naturalization restsion on a case, this prejudiced
Monday to Friday.
$3.00 for six months
rictions
them. This a i'
9:00 a.m.-12 noon,
law
has been so strictly enforced
$6.00 per one year
tide, we found later, do
ll ot
Saturday.
in some counties that families
appeal' in the Canadian issue.
cannot,
live together.
479 Queen St. W. - PLaza 5005
Toronto, Ont.
In Winton, N. C., last week
The author of the article is
Authorized as second class mail, Post Office Dept., Ottawa
California filed a suit to seize an all-white jury cleared a white
Blake Clark, Digest’s roving rethe property of Mrs. Roy K. Hi- farmer’s son of a morals charge
pox-ter. Mr. Clark’s family lived
Wednesday, August, 8, 1951
rata, born an American citizen involving a 15-year old Negn
in Japan fox- a number of years.
and mother of three children, be- girl. The verdict was considered
Following i
hts from cause her
alien husband had ‘so outragious by the superior
NISEIS IN UNIFORM
the article.
helped hex- cultivate her farm. court judge on the evidence pre
During World War II, Niseis were considered unsuited
and lived on it. Hirata had to sented that he refused to dismiss
A awa Munemori is the leave home and watch hired the defendant and ordered him i,,
to or could not be trusted in a Canadian military uniform.
Even before Pearl Harbor, with very few exceptions no Nisei mother of an American World strangers gather the crops he be held without bond for a fail
War II hero. A grateful nation had planted.
trial.
/
were la.ven into any branch oi the armed services in British
bestowed the Congressional Me
Akira Iwamura was eager to
Columbia and there were several instances where they were
Declared Judge Henry A. Gra
dal of Honor on her s.on. Sadao,
get home after two years with dy, “The verdict was an outrage
rejected at the recruiting depots. It was aft
for wiping out two machine-gun
of British military officials who had seen the invaluable nests and throwing himself on an Army Intelligence in the -Paci based solely upon the fact that
fic. His father had bought 60 the prosecuting witness was a
contribution that the American Nisei were making in the exploding hand granade to save acres of good Fresno grape land colored girl and the defendant a
his fellow soldiers.
Pacific in the a /ar against Japan, that Canada was t
in his citizen son’s name in 1938, Avhite man.
The I nited States Army trans.- and had been taking care of f
to enlist the Nisei for the Pacific military intelligence service
“This is a disgrace to the white
port
Sadao 31 unemori. which for him. California welcomec race, a disgrace to this country.”
But otherwise, Canada remained steadfast in refusing othei
■ brought his egiment home from Akira home from war service
Nisei enlistment.
In Indianola, Miss., a Negro
Europe, bears his name today. With
that he forfeit woman reported her 17-year old
Today,
. -Munemori. his widowed his land—because his alien par
Nisei are to be lound in the three fundamother
is denied citizenship by I ent had a beneficial interest in it. son Robert McKinney missing' to
mental Branches of the Canadian armed services, the army,
the Sheriff who asuming it was
the country for which her son
the navy and tne air force. There is a Nisei enrolled at the
California is not alone in .mak murder turned the case to a prisacrificed his life.
ing the racial ineligible run a vated detective named Charles
Royal Military College at Kingston who, upon graduation,
Mrs. Munemori symbolizes the stiff obstacle course for his live R. Underwood.
will become a candidate for a commission. And now we
plight of victims of oux- outmoded lihood. Nowhere from the PaciUnderwood together with De
have two girls added to the grot ing list of Nisei in uniform. immigration and naturalization fic to the
Atlantic can he be a puty Sheriff Homer Sheffield
laws, which discriminate against lawyer or a certified public ac- rounded up 30 Negroes and after
Niseis are participating
tne United Nations action
worthy people purely on the bas countant. Despite shortages in narrowing his suspects to four,
in Korea as members of the Canadian forces. One has alis of their race. These antiquated important professions, 26 States
they got a signed confession from
leady won distinction for valor.
flown over statutes give the Communists in prohibit hi s. making a living as three who admitted robbing and
the war theatre to take pictures for the Department of Nat the Far East a powerful anti- a dentist. 25 as a physician, IS
killing the boy and tossing his
ional Defense. It might be pointed out, too, that rather than American propaganda weapon as a teacher. Some 500 laws pas body into the river.
and damage oux- relations with sed by various States bar him
a hindrance, the N
in
That
same
afternoon, tin?
the people of Asia.
from such Avork as real estate
background and knowled
‘
‘
dead
”
boy
’
s
mothei
’ reported that
panese are proving to be
i
or
insurance
agents,
pharma
The
Japanese
—
the
largest
an asset which, is readily being ecognized by his buddies
hex* son had turned up in East
group affected—have probably cist, or civil servant. In some St. Louis and had called her long
and his officers.
contributed more to America than States he cannot even accept an distance.
no longer a handicap to the Nisei in offer- any other Asiatics. Their sons old-age pension, although money
As to why they had confessed,
formed the famous. 442nd Regi toward it may have been with
ing his services to his country, which is as it should be.
the doctox* upon examining them,
ment. which probably received held from his Avages.
found that they had been brutal
more decorations and suffered
The Immigration Act of 1924 ly beaten.
Acknowledgements
Japan Students Sell
xvas passed to prex-ent a horde
similar
size
in
the
entire
United
Blood
To
Earn
Money
of foreigners from flooding our ing the “Asiatic barred zone
The New Canadian acknowArmy, yet
parents
TOKYO
—
Vacation-t
i
i
shores and depressing oui' xvage and were told to keep out.
m
e
ledges with thanks generous do
cannot
become
cit
means
a
tough
time
for
the
scales. Legislators worked out an cording to Joseph C. Grew, fo
Janations from the following:
panese students. Only 30
equitable system as fax' as the mer ambassador to Japan, it
The abuse.
Japanese orig
compounded nations of the Old World were perhaps the worst mistake we
Toronto, on the cent of all the applicants
jobs,
meaning
that
over
10,000
in California
? many of concerned. A quota xvas assigned ever made in our relations with
occasion of the engagement of
are left idle.
them live. There State law for to each nation.
the Orient.
The
lucky
ones
have
to
tackle
bids
an
alien
ineligible
for
citi
Mr. Tadaji Terakawa, Toronto,
But, with the exception of
This gross insult placed a pot
on the occasion of his son’s mar- an assortment of jobs such as zenship from owing' a farm. Men i I ersia and parts of Afghanistan
ent
weapon in the hands of the
serving as human guinea pigs ex ax no have turned acres of desert I
and Russia, oriental nations, re
reen. producing fields ceived no quota at all. Instead, Japanese militarists. They used
Mr. and Mrs. M. Hisanaga posing in the nude fox' model wa
agencies. Some go as fax' as
e the land only as they were described as constitut- it to promote “Asia for the Asia
Winnipeg, on the occasion
tics” throughout the Far East.
selling- their blood about three
their daughter’s marria
times a month.
Before the end of World War
Mr. R. Konishi, Stev<
. B.
The
more normal summer jobs
U, the United States and Nuri
C.. on the occasion of
on's includ
work in re-foxvstation
Germany were the only two w.'. or as guides in national
or nations that used race as ?
Mr. T. Terakawa Toronto,
test fox- naturalization. Now w
the occasion of hi
i
crow goes "caw, caw.”
alone maintain this discrimina
Only Kendo On Banned
Japan doesn't seem to have any tion. In Asia, we face a w?fMr
near
when a dog barks i Aocai interpretation fox- the sow's
List As School Sport
organjzed minority attempting w
The canin. ‘‘oink, oink.” On the other hand, unite the east- against us. We can
1OKCO — Japanese high school goes, ’wan. wan
of their daughte
anguage here is interpreted a: m Japan, they say that the
show the people of the Oriw:
Mr. Y
Oikawa. Toronto
‘
bow wow." Their cats are sun mouse cries out, “chu, chu” xvhile
rase up archery as :
we
stand back of our natior.n.
of the birth of f xe
JOSSed
to
‘'nvnr
year, the Ministry o
is no equivalent ot
pledge of “liberty and justice fw
daughter.
Ed
tow< m J;
a n nou nc e d re c ent 1 y
i-’
all
by welcoming worthy per
Mr. and
J.
a
ro “moh mol
s banned from school;
t on to anothe
sons and providing them equm:the occasion of their
i bovine are r
mzea
'render in
peoole.
ty under oux* naturalization ar.’“moo.”
considered
A Pat about a nore " the dozThen i n Japan
g noise here is upposed to
From a purely
ot
I The
t ne roo. :er crow
in
it
’
s
“
gua: Per.
point.
discri mi
i follows
-in*rouuctiox
u
A
sneeze
here
Mr. Tm
“
ahthe
books
as
well
as o
1 judo iu
this year.
mt tanners here
Japan, “ku-shun.’ And hearts xvould be wonh
on
banned lis i
cock-a-dood!e doo
One
t ya-ta-ta" here ius in the Orient than
hey both agree o
n Japan.
Army divisions.
as a medium of expression and news outlet
Tiie Limit Is so®
THE
NEW CANADIAN
Wednesday
The New Canadian Digest Article Condemns
An Independent Japanese-English Organ.
Published on Wednesday and Saturday of each week
U. S. Discriminatory Laws
Q
u
Justice and fair plaw
take a bad beating. Most .?
time, there’s nothing wrong
the law, it is those to who?
execution of law and order i
trusted who have a misg
sense of duty and a gnarled
about justice and equality. (
race is involved where there
been a shocking miscarriag
justice.
Here are a couple of
cases:
We noted briefix’ in The New ’ hired hands.
Canadian in the Aug. 1. issue an
The California law makes it
among those of Japanese origin in Canada.
article appearing in the August
crime for a Japanese alien to
edition ot the Reader's
Toyo Takats
.Ed.it or.
“enjoy, use, occupy, be, or re
which condemned the denial of
Takaichi Umezuki
Japanese Section Editor
main on the land, or have a ben
citizenship and citizenship rights
Ken Mori _ _________
eficial interest in the land, its
Advertising
to Japanese aliens in the United
crops,
or proceeds.” Temporarily
Office Hours:
States and Hawaii by placing dis
in abeyance pending court deci
8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
Subscription, in Advance:
criminatory naturalization restsion on a case, this prejudiced
Monday to Friday.
$3.00 for six months
rictions
them. This a i'
9:00 a.m.-12 noon,
law
has been so strictly enforced
$6.00 per one year
tide, we found later, do
ll ot
Saturday.
in some counties that families
appeal' in the Canadian issue.
cannot,
live together.
479 Queen St. W. - PLaza 5005
Toronto, Ont.
In Winton, N. C., last week
The author of the article is
Authorized as second class mail, Post Office Dept., Ottawa
California filed a suit to seize an all-white jury cleared a white
Blake Clark, Digest’s roving rethe property of Mrs. Roy K. Hi- farmer’s son of a morals charge
pox-ter. Mr. Clark’s family lived
Wednesday, August, 8, 1951
rata, born an American citizen involving a 15-year old Negn
in Japan fox- a number of years.
and mother of three children, be- girl. The verdict was considered
Following i
hts from cause her
alien husband had ‘so outragious by the superior
NISEIS IN UNIFORM
the article.
helped hex- cultivate her farm. court judge on the evidence pre
During World War II, Niseis were considered unsuited
and lived on it. Hirata had to sented that he refused to dismiss
A awa Munemori is the leave home and watch hired the defendant and ordered him i,,
to or could not be trusted in a Canadian military uniform.
Even before Pearl Harbor, with very few exceptions no Nisei mother of an American World strangers gather the crops he be held without bond for a fail
War II hero. A grateful nation had planted.
trial.
/
were la.ven into any branch oi the armed services in British
bestowed the Congressional Me
Akira Iwamura was eager to
Columbia and there were several instances where they were
Declared Judge Henry A. Gra
dal of Honor on her s.on. Sadao,
get home after two years with dy, “The verdict was an outrage
rejected at the recruiting depots. It was aft
for wiping out two machine-gun
of British military officials who had seen the invaluable nests and throwing himself on an Army Intelligence in the -Paci based solely upon the fact that
fic. His father had bought 60 the prosecuting witness was a
contribution that the American Nisei were making in the exploding hand granade to save acres of good Fresno grape land colored girl and the defendant a
his fellow soldiers.
Pacific in the a /ar against Japan, that Canada was t
in his citizen son’s name in 1938, Avhite man.
The I nited States Army trans.- and had been taking care of f
to enlist the Nisei for the Pacific military intelligence service
“This is a disgrace to the white
port
Sadao 31 unemori. which for him. California welcomec race, a disgrace to this country.”
But otherwise, Canada remained steadfast in refusing othei
■ brought his egiment home from Akira home from war service
Nisei enlistment.
In Indianola, Miss., a Negro
Europe, bears his name today. With
that he forfeit woman reported her 17-year old
Today,
. -Munemori. his widowed his land—because his alien par
Nisei are to be lound in the three fundamother
is denied citizenship by I ent had a beneficial interest in it. son Robert McKinney missing' to
mental Branches of the Canadian armed services, the army,
the Sheriff who asuming it was
the country for which her son
the navy and tne air force. There is a Nisei enrolled at the
California is not alone in .mak murder turned the case to a prisacrificed his life.
ing the racial ineligible run a vated detective named Charles
Royal Military College at Kingston who, upon graduation,
Mrs. Munemori symbolizes the stiff obstacle course for his live R. Underwood.
will become a candidate for a commission. And now we
plight of victims of oux- outmoded lihood. Nowhere from the PaciUnderwood together with De
have two girls added to the grot ing list of Nisei in uniform. immigration and naturalization fic to the
Atlantic can he be a puty Sheriff Homer Sheffield
laws, which discriminate against lawyer or a certified public ac- rounded up 30 Negroes and after
Niseis are participating
tne United Nations action
worthy people purely on the bas countant. Despite shortages in narrowing his suspects to four,
in Korea as members of the Canadian forces. One has alis of their race. These antiquated important professions, 26 States
they got a signed confession from
leady won distinction for valor.
flown over statutes give the Communists in prohibit hi s. making a living as three who admitted robbing and
the war theatre to take pictures for the Department of Nat the Far East a powerful anti- a dentist. 25 as a physician, IS
killing the boy and tossing his
ional Defense. It might be pointed out, too, that rather than American propaganda weapon as a teacher. Some 500 laws pas body into the river.
and damage oux- relations with sed by various States bar him
a hindrance, the N
in
That
same
afternoon, tin?
the people of Asia.
from such Avork as real estate
background and knowled
‘
‘
dead
”
boy
’
s
mothei
’ reported that
panese are proving to be
i
or
insurance
agents,
pharma
The
Japanese
—
the
largest
an asset which, is readily being ecognized by his buddies
hex* son had turned up in East
group affected—have probably cist, or civil servant. In some St. Louis and had called her long
and his officers.
contributed more to America than States he cannot even accept an distance.
no longer a handicap to the Nisei in offer- any other Asiatics. Their sons old-age pension, although money
As to why they had confessed,
formed the famous. 442nd Regi toward it may have been with
ing his services to his country, which is as it should be.
the doctox* upon examining them,
ment. which probably received held from his Avages.
found that they had been brutal
more decorations and suffered
The Immigration Act of 1924 ly beaten.
Acknowledgements
Japan Students Sell
xvas passed to prex-ent a horde
similar
size
in
the
entire
United
Blood
To
Earn
Money
of foreigners from flooding our ing the “Asiatic barred zone
The New Canadian acknowArmy, yet
parents
TOKYO
—
Vacation-t
i
i
shores and depressing oui' xvage and were told to keep out.
m
e
ledges with thanks generous do
cannot
become
cit
means
a
tough
time
for
the
scales. Legislators worked out an cording to Joseph C. Grew, fo
Janations from the following:
panese students. Only 30
equitable system as fax' as the mer ambassador to Japan, it
The abuse.
Japanese orig
compounded nations of the Old World were perhaps the worst mistake we
Toronto, on the cent of all the applicants
jobs,
meaning
that
over
10,000
in California
? many of concerned. A quota xvas assigned ever made in our relations with
occasion of the engagement of
are left idle.
them live. There State law for to each nation.
the Orient.
The
lucky
ones
have
to
tackle
bids
an
alien
ineligible
for
citi
Mr. Tadaji Terakawa, Toronto,
But, with the exception of
This gross insult placed a pot
on the occasion of his son’s mar- an assortment of jobs such as zenship from owing' a farm. Men i I ersia and parts of Afghanistan
ent
weapon in the hands of the
serving as human guinea pigs ex ax no have turned acres of desert I
and Russia, oriental nations, re
reen. producing fields ceived no quota at all. Instead, Japanese militarists. They used
Mr. and Mrs. M. Hisanaga posing in the nude fox' model wa
agencies. Some go as fax' as
e the land only as they were described as constitut- it to promote “Asia for the Asia
Winnipeg, on the occasion
tics” throughout the Far East.
selling- their blood about three
their daughter’s marria
times a month.
Before the end of World War
Mr. R. Konishi, Stev<
. B.
The
more normal summer jobs
U, the United States and Nuri
C.. on the occasion of
on's includ
work in re-foxvstation
Germany were the only two w.'. or as guides in national
or nations that used race as ?
Mr. T. Terakawa Toronto,
test fox- naturalization. Now w
the occasion of hi
i
crow goes "caw, caw.”
alone maintain this discrimina
Only Kendo On Banned
Japan doesn't seem to have any tion. In Asia, we face a w?fMr
near
when a dog barks i Aocai interpretation fox- the sow's
List As School Sport
organjzed minority attempting w
The canin. ‘‘oink, oink.” On the other hand, unite the east- against us. We can
1OKCO — Japanese high school goes, ’wan. wan
of their daughte
anguage here is interpreted a: m Japan, they say that the
show the people of the Oriw:
Mr. Y
Oikawa. Toronto
‘
bow wow." Their cats are sun mouse cries out, “chu, chu” xvhile
rase up archery as :
we
stand back of our natior.n.
of the birth of f xe
JOSSed
to
‘'nvnr
year, the Ministry o
is no equivalent ot
pledge of “liberty and justice fw
daughter.
Ed
tow< m J;
a n nou nc e d re c ent 1 y
i-’
all
by welcoming worthy per
Mr. and
J.
a
ro “moh mol
s banned from school;
t on to anothe
sons and providing them equm:the occasion of their
i bovine are r
mzea
'render in
peoole.
ty under oux* naturalization ar.’“moo.”
considered
A Pat about a nore " the dozThen i n Japan
g noise here is upposed to
From a purely
ot
I The
t ne roo. :er crow
in
it
’
s
“
gua: Per.
point.
discri mi
i follows
-in*rouuctiox
u
A
sneeze
here
Mr. Tm
“
ahthe
books
as
well
as o
1 judo iu
this year.
mt tanners here
Japan, “ku-shun.’ And hearts xvould be wonh
on
banned lis i
cock-a-dood!e doo
One
t ya-ta-ta" here ius in the Orient than
hey both agree o
n Japan.
Army divisions.
as a medium of expression and news outlet
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Page 7
PAGE SEVEE
Westerns Win Four in Row,
Recordings in Japan
Graham Trophy Tourney
TOKYO
With Some Good Reason
Nisei in Japan Are Still
Unpopular With Natives
finally came to life^—
first time this season Japan Davis Cuppers
; Th
times
ey won four straight
Won't Be Up This Way ; the
with
d
in
er the weekend to climb
I'Ians to have the
he cellar in the West,
01
The omsian
league. They also won come m Toronto for exhibition went popular
De
nar
matches fell through, it is learned
well
ire
here.
With
a
schedule
of
tournaHit.
gh three of their victories.
postwar
patriots
are
ments and
still th
•ere “The Appt
In Saturday’s game. Westerns
w
on
the
totem
drawn uu. pole.
’’Tokyo Boogie”
IS
Mly went to town on Peter
Before the war 1 knew the
and
?.ns with a 9-1 trouncing be- unabie to fine time to come ud
Nisei
were in the doghouse, The
to Toronto.
"Botan to Ribon” (1950),
powers that be used to tag un- Pic
them up to
Thompson. Maw Mori was the
dercover men on our trail and
by old-time
bales of the “Spa-town Elegy”
rower at the plate for the 'West
move with suspicion
erns. rapping in four runs with members of the former Nippon was 260,ooo, followed by “Hills We
classified as “N.G.*
his two hits. Aki Koyanagi also Tennis Club, and it is also learned of the Alien Land" 250,000, “But and they told us. so.
at inthat the Toronto Tennis Club tons and Bows” 230.000, and
garnered two hits.
and the
In the Aug. 6 Civic Holiday was anxious to hai’e them engage “Can-Can Girl” ISO,000. In the shouting is over, th
tear up the joint.
isei are
in
exhibitions
here.
postwar
year
000,000 records of again back
baseball bill at the St. Clair
Much more common is the sight
in the <
count rv.
SaKtiia Ondo were sold.
Westerns Avon the Grai with
ham Trophy which is contested
of a
who starts throwing
and holding down
PASSING
THRU
every year in a 6-team one-day
Errol Flynn in Japan
n round just because
job. This time tin natives
tournament.
is
wearing
an oHioer's uniform
a little more polite. Phev g;\
(cont'd from P. 1)
Producing
Own
Film
eliminated West
is holding down a desk job
the thumbs down treatment with
in
Yorks with a 5-0 shutout in the of all is to get a seat on a bench
the occupation, AH of a sudI OKY O — Movie Hero Errol a little more finesse. It is still m>
first round behind the sterling all for :
watch the fas Flynn announced plans to pro dice.
from (he fruit orchards of the
4-li,'tier of southpaw Kenny cinating
duce a technicolor picture in JaThev
th<
Ikeda. Aki Koyanagi and Ken ing, crying, smiling, frowning, pan based upon the landing of1 talk, the way we dre
San
Jouquin becomes a self-im
our carcportant Mikado with a built-in
Ohara then combined to scatter sad, happy people. And then you ; Commodor
free outlook, and for th
the firs
-•neer
and a hide of a rhino. Thev
seven safeties to oust Milwau think what an infinitesimal poron Japan.
we do is wrong. We
kee Sports 5-4 in the semi tion of humanity you really are.
namaiki" and “tsumaHe said in Tokyo that negoti
They decide they
final. Ohara relieved Koyanagi in
at the same time, We
ations for producing the film ranai
In
musical
entertainment,
Tor
must
act
HI
a
bunch of finks.
the fifth frame after the Westhave hit the jackpot for 1
were in an “advanced stage.’’
onto
is
leaning
heavily
towards
More thm a
eras nad rolled up a 5-2 edge,
oncc-mildThe film is to be called “The offensive.
jazz
this
week.
Billie
Holliday,
Sub Miki got two rbi’s in this
the greatest jaz singer of them Biack Ship ■ and is to be filmed miel.
to feel their oats wb.cn they get
principally in the now historic
all.
is
at
the
Elliot;
Errol
Garner
around lAkyo way. They imagine
*
In the final game, Westerns
spots related to the Perry visits.
brings
his
jazz
piano
and
his
edged the current leaders of the
It will be the first technicolor DERIDE NISEI
group
into
the
Colonial
next
mm
league, Cross-Town Motors, 3-2,
film to be made in Japan.
Of course, all this
week;
at
e ry w idewhen Sub Miki singled to score
ainst
us
is
“
under
the
Flynn
hoped
that
the
picture
up every
two runners in the last half of istry in Rhythm played a. onewill serve in correcting the “lack as they say. .1 he natives back dance hail in the area. They got.
night
stand
at
the
Palace
Pier
ite last inning with the tying
there
Cab of knowledge” about Japan in there will not come out and say into the habit ,/ taking sake
and winning runs. Walter Sevso or lay their cards on the table. straight ami their geishas strong,
Calloway whooping it up for the the United States.
ermick gave up eight hits to
It is strickly entrenous, not to then there is no stopping them.
Cross-Towns in winning the patrons at the Casino who like
be repeated, and confidential.
their jazz
noisv, frantic. Not Too Gentle
I hex’ manage to make a general
final.
In guarded whispei ; in the mnsiimm of themselves and get.
and
somewhat
nauseous.
. Hist baseman Maw Mori con
TOKYO — One man who made backrooms of teashops along (he
tinued his strong weekend hit
For lovers of longhair, Toron the headlines of the papers here Ginza, the natives cacl
a nd
Th<
cro are the black nmrting by collecting a triple in the to is practically dead at this when his maidservant, was mur roar when they deride the
A few of the largest
first game and a double in the time of the year. You can listen dered recently, received two ap Nisei. It is always open
next game.
to some light classical music but plications from girls who re for the Tokyoan to get
parlayed empty beer
bcores of other preliminaries very little of the more interest commended themselves for the airn and fire a lengthy tirade ag Thcv
■tie butts, and left"'vie Milwaukee 4-3 over Mahers ing heavy stuff at the weekly vacant position with the claim ainst us country cousins.
the mess of army
‘’■nd Cross-Towns 3-0 over Peter Toronto Symphony Orchestra’s they are strong, healthy, brave
We are the yokels, the upstarts,
fat fortunes and tall
summer series of Promenade con- and not afraid of robers.
the opportunists. We are carpet
1
yen lulls. They
certs at the Varsity Arena. The
baggers, chiselers, and conmon.
glare ties,
penicillin,
Melody Fair at Dufferin Park
Her 4 for 4 Wins
They hate our guts to put it
No
More
Free
Rides
elm
mm.-.,
saccarin
presents a musical play like
mildly.
wwmH ws and m«.
anyotate Championship
Desert Song and The Chocolate
TOKYO — In
1947,
The
tire supposed to thing t<> (urn iwor another buck.
BUNA ER, Colo. — Eighteen- Soldier every week. But that's Ryoichi Miki bought a six-month drink too much
it too much.
So it all adds up to this: the
about
all.
commuter
’
s
pass
and
doctored
it
brag
too
much,
and
do
everything
Jeai oid Nisei shortstop Nancy
Nisei
are a bunch of carpetbag
The downtown theatre houses so that it was made to seem valid in excess but work.
tile Denver Bankerettes,
gers who are milking the count
Quietly, discreetly, and behind
bbed out four hits in four offer little except long queues until September 1952. A sharpry and exploiting (he situation to
to wm the state champion- and the usual Hollywood tripe. eyed ticket-examiner ,however, their own silken curtain, they
cut short his four-year career laugh and ridicule our pidgin
(Continued on Page 8)
W
tier team, 5-0 recently. The best theatre, in my opinion,
of
free
rides
by
spotting
the
for
“
takenoko
”
Japanese.
They
doubOyo of her four hits, she had the International Cinema, which
an1 ^-^de the park homer with is presenting a Summer Film Fes gery, and now Miki is faced with le up in an uproar
our
a
bill
of
120,000
yen
in
back
pay
feeble attempts to write Japanese
or and a pair of doubles, tival, rarely attracts a queue. ments.
Kanji,
which they say shows the
dime in three runs, and You can see excellent stuff like
effects of a “barnyard Nihon
1 “ 0 herself, thus either by Open City, Kind Hearts and CorChop Suey House
wait
in
line-ups
to
get
to
the
Gakko” education.
"fT O1 coring she accounted onets, Passport to Pimlico and
92-A
Elizabeth St., Toronto
More than a few bigwig execPerhaps the city beaches. It is a place of
Pygmallion ther
-!irr ot the five runs.
BANQUETS AND FAMILY
term, “For discriminating audien hungry people, always on the utives back there have gone on
DINNERS
lookout for the Almighty Dollar, record to say that they would no
ces”, scares people away.
JO^NY Nakashima!
Hours: 12 Noon to 4 ajn.
the god that influences all their more employ
ren 1 Siners, Roofing,
Reservations: E M 4 - 9 0 3 5
actions, It is a city where the sponsible job in their Am eri ca n
*»ock Cool Insulation,
? Under Your Skin
people are always in a hurry, branch than cut off his right
,.?urney Furnaces.
Bu
Alton Ave.,
Toronto.
where they walk in a half-trot arm.
scratch and bite to down the street. It is an. unfriend
Well, a whole decade lias gone
Iq Hamilton, It’i
PHONE
ha. 5550
get on
ly city where neighbours are by since Pearl Harbor. Thore has
complete strangers and anyone been a war and an occupation
would think you were either gained. A lot of water has gone
S
5
drunk or slig
demented
over the dam but the natives in
CHOP SUEY HOUSE
B
3
E
vou said hello.
Japan
are
still
very
critical,
sus
3
B
21 JOHN ST., NORTH
3
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries
IS
picious and disdainful over the
3
walk along the
:
B
S
children
of
“
dirt
farn
3
iron
n
n ■ght when evervthir
is still
For Fine Chinese Food
H
8
California.
Meaning
us
B
a;
id
s
eeping and you can ponder
6
*
^
X
F»ciiitioi for
1147 Dundas St. W. (at Ossington)
3
on
th
is
big unfriendly hungry
6
BADLY BEHAVED
PARTIES & BANQUETS
8
PHONE OL. 4313
TORONTO, ONT.
B city. Somehow you will find that
»g
Toronto gets under your skin/’
This much I must
*
5?J
*
LUCK INN
HMW^ & BEN
Westerns Win Four in Row,
Recordings in Japan
Graham Trophy Tourney
TOKYO
With Some Good Reason
Nisei in Japan Are Still
Unpopular With Natives
finally came to life^—
first time this season Japan Davis Cuppers
; Th
times
ey won four straight
Won't Be Up This Way ; the
with
d
in
er the weekend to climb
I'Ians to have the
he cellar in the West,
01
The omsian
league. They also won come m Toronto for exhibition went popular
De
nar
matches fell through, it is learned
well
ire
here.
With
a
schedule
of
tournaHit.
gh three of their victories.
postwar
patriots
are
ments and
still th
•ere “The Appt
In Saturday’s game. Westerns
w
on
the
totem
drawn uu. pole.
’’Tokyo Boogie”
IS
Mly went to town on Peter
Before the war 1 knew the
and
?.ns with a 9-1 trouncing be- unabie to fine time to come ud
Nisei
were in the doghouse, The
to Toronto.
"Botan to Ribon” (1950),
powers that be used to tag un- Pic
them up to
Thompson. Maw Mori was the
dercover men on our trail and
by old-time
bales of the “Spa-town Elegy”
rower at the plate for the 'West
move with suspicion
erns. rapping in four runs with members of the former Nippon was 260,ooo, followed by “Hills We
classified as “N.G.*
his two hits. Aki Koyanagi also Tennis Club, and it is also learned of the Alien Land" 250,000, “But and they told us. so.
at inthat the Toronto Tennis Club tons and Bows” 230.000, and
garnered two hits.
and the
In the Aug. 6 Civic Holiday was anxious to hai’e them engage “Can-Can Girl” ISO,000. In the shouting is over, th
tear up the joint.
isei are
in
exhibitions
here.
postwar
year
000,000 records of again back
baseball bill at the St. Clair
Much more common is the sight
in the <
count rv.
SaKtiia Ondo were sold.
Westerns Avon the Grai with
ham Trophy which is contested
of a
who starts throwing
and holding down
PASSING
THRU
every year in a 6-team one-day
Errol Flynn in Japan
n round just because
job. This time tin natives
tournament.
is
wearing
an oHioer's uniform
a little more polite. Phev g;\
(cont'd from P. 1)
Producing
Own
Film
eliminated West
is holding down a desk job
the thumbs down treatment with
in
Yorks with a 5-0 shutout in the of all is to get a seat on a bench
the occupation, AH of a sudI OKY O — Movie Hero Errol a little more finesse. It is still m>
first round behind the sterling all for :
watch the fas Flynn announced plans to pro dice.
from (he fruit orchards of the
4-li,'tier of southpaw Kenny cinating
duce a technicolor picture in JaThev
th<
Ikeda. Aki Koyanagi and Ken ing, crying, smiling, frowning, pan based upon the landing of1 talk, the way we dre
San
Jouquin becomes a self-im
our carcportant Mikado with a built-in
Ohara then combined to scatter sad, happy people. And then you ; Commodor
free outlook, and for th
the firs
-•neer
and a hide of a rhino. Thev
seven safeties to oust Milwau think what an infinitesimal poron Japan.
we do is wrong. We
kee Sports 5-4 in the semi tion of humanity you really are.
namaiki" and “tsumaHe said in Tokyo that negoti
They decide they
final. Ohara relieved Koyanagi in
at the same time, We
ations for producing the film ranai
In
musical
entertainment,
Tor
must
act
HI
a
bunch of finks.
the fifth frame after the Westhave hit the jackpot for 1
were in an “advanced stage.’’
onto
is
leaning
heavily
towards
More thm a
eras nad rolled up a 5-2 edge,
oncc-mildThe film is to be called “The offensive.
jazz
this
week.
Billie
Holliday,
Sub Miki got two rbi’s in this
the greatest jaz singer of them Biack Ship ■ and is to be filmed miel.
to feel their oats wb.cn they get
principally in the now historic
all.
is
at
the
Elliot;
Errol
Garner
around lAkyo way. They imagine
*
In the final game, Westerns
spots related to the Perry visits.
brings
his
jazz
piano
and
his
edged the current leaders of the
It will be the first technicolor DERIDE NISEI
group
into
the
Colonial
next
mm
league, Cross-Town Motors, 3-2,
film to be made in Japan.
Of course, all this
week;
at
e ry w idewhen Sub Miki singled to score
ainst
us
is
“
under
the
Flynn
hoped
that
the
picture
up every
two runners in the last half of istry in Rhythm played a. onewill serve in correcting the “lack as they say. .1 he natives back dance hail in the area. They got.
night
stand
at
the
Palace
Pier
ite last inning with the tying
there
Cab of knowledge” about Japan in there will not come out and say into the habit ,/ taking sake
and winning runs. Walter Sevso or lay their cards on the table. straight ami their geishas strong,
Calloway whooping it up for the the United States.
ermick gave up eight hits to
It is strickly entrenous, not to then there is no stopping them.
Cross-Towns in winning the patrons at the Casino who like
be repeated, and confidential.
their jazz
noisv, frantic. Not Too Gentle
I hex’ manage to make a general
final.
In guarded whispei ; in the mnsiimm of themselves and get.
and
somewhat
nauseous.
. Hist baseman Maw Mori con
TOKYO — One man who made backrooms of teashops along (he
tinued his strong weekend hit
For lovers of longhair, Toron the headlines of the papers here Ginza, the natives cacl
a nd
Th<
cro are the black nmrting by collecting a triple in the to is practically dead at this when his maidservant, was mur roar when they deride the
A few of the largest
first game and a double in the time of the year. You can listen dered recently, received two ap Nisei. It is always open
next game.
to some light classical music but plications from girls who re for the Tokyoan to get
parlayed empty beer
bcores of other preliminaries very little of the more interest commended themselves for the airn and fire a lengthy tirade ag Thcv
■tie butts, and left"'vie Milwaukee 4-3 over Mahers ing heavy stuff at the weekly vacant position with the claim ainst us country cousins.
the mess of army
‘’■nd Cross-Towns 3-0 over Peter Toronto Symphony Orchestra’s they are strong, healthy, brave
We are the yokels, the upstarts,
fat fortunes and tall
summer series of Promenade con- and not afraid of robers.
the opportunists. We are carpet
1
yen lulls. They
certs at the Varsity Arena. The
baggers, chiselers, and conmon.
glare ties,
penicillin,
Melody Fair at Dufferin Park
Her 4 for 4 Wins
They hate our guts to put it
No
More
Free
Rides
elm
mm.-.,
saccarin
presents a musical play like
mildly.
wwmH ws and m«.
anyotate Championship
Desert Song and The Chocolate
TOKYO — In
1947,
The
tire supposed to thing t<> (urn iwor another buck.
BUNA ER, Colo. — Eighteen- Soldier every week. But that's Ryoichi Miki bought a six-month drink too much
it too much.
So it all adds up to this: the
about
all.
commuter
’
s
pass
and
doctored
it
brag
too
much,
and
do
everything
Jeai oid Nisei shortstop Nancy
Nisei
are a bunch of carpetbag
The downtown theatre houses so that it was made to seem valid in excess but work.
tile Denver Bankerettes,
gers who are milking the count
Quietly, discreetly, and behind
bbed out four hits in four offer little except long queues until September 1952. A sharpry and exploiting (he situation to
to wm the state champion- and the usual Hollywood tripe. eyed ticket-examiner ,however, their own silken curtain, they
cut short his four-year career laugh and ridicule our pidgin
(Continued on Page 8)
W
tier team, 5-0 recently. The best theatre, in my opinion,
of
free
rides
by
spotting
the
for
“
takenoko
”
Japanese.
They
doubOyo of her four hits, she had the International Cinema, which
an1 ^-^de the park homer with is presenting a Summer Film Fes gery, and now Miki is faced with le up in an uproar
our
a
bill
of
120,000
yen
in
back
pay
feeble attempts to write Japanese
or and a pair of doubles, tival, rarely attracts a queue. ments.
Kanji,
which they say shows the
dime in three runs, and You can see excellent stuff like
effects of a “barnyard Nihon
1 “ 0 herself, thus either by Open City, Kind Hearts and CorChop Suey House
wait
in
line-ups
to
get
to
the
Gakko” education.
"fT O1 coring she accounted onets, Passport to Pimlico and
92-A
Elizabeth St., Toronto
More than a few bigwig execPerhaps the city beaches. It is a place of
Pygmallion ther
-!irr ot the five runs.
BANQUETS AND FAMILY
term, “For discriminating audien hungry people, always on the utives back there have gone on
DINNERS
lookout for the Almighty Dollar, record to say that they would no
ces”, scares people away.
JO^NY Nakashima!
Hours: 12 Noon to 4 ajn.
the god that influences all their more employ
ren 1 Siners, Roofing,
Reservations: E M 4 - 9 0 3 5
actions, It is a city where the sponsible job in their Am eri ca n
*»ock Cool Insulation,
? Under Your Skin
people are always in a hurry, branch than cut off his right
,.?urney Furnaces.
Bu
Alton Ave.,
Toronto.
where they walk in a half-trot arm.
scratch and bite to down the street. It is an. unfriend
Well, a whole decade lias gone
Iq Hamilton, It’i
PHONE
ha. 5550
get on
ly city where neighbours are by since Pearl Harbor. Thore has
complete strangers and anyone been a war and an occupation
would think you were either gained. A lot of water has gone
S
5
drunk or slig
demented
over the dam but the natives in
CHOP SUEY HOUSE
B
3
E
vou said hello.
Japan
are
still
very
critical,
sus
3
B
21 JOHN ST., NORTH
3
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries
IS
picious and disdainful over the
3
walk along the
:
B
S
children
of
“
dirt
farn
3
iron
n
n ■ght when evervthir
is still
For Fine Chinese Food
H
8
California.
Meaning
us
B
a;
id
s
eeping and you can ponder
6
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F»ciiitioi for
1147 Dundas St. W. (at Ossington)
3
on
th
is
big unfriendly hungry
6
BADLY BEHAVED
PARTIES & BANQUETS
8
PHONE OL. 4313
TORONTO, ONT.
B city. Somehow you will find that
»g
Toronto gets under your skin/’
This much I must
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Page 8
PAGE EIGHT
THE
SOCIAL CALENDAR
AUGUST
NEW
CANADIAN
Wednesday, August,
Army Runs Schoo! For
Japanese War Brides
Our Advertisers
erdona
MICKEY S. SATO
MARRIAGES
TOKYO — American GI’s are
crown life-Insurance co.
nd manner
in the
Office: 21 Dundas Square
marrying Japanes ; girls at
HAYASHI
—
ITO
gs a lot
Phone EM. 3-0076-7
rate of about 100 a month and i easier for her soldier husband
Res.: 526 Manning Avenua
KELOWNA, B. C. — The mar
disturbed and ■ when they get back to America.
TORONTO, ONT.
12—Hamilton. Hamilton YBSriage of Miss Shizuye Ito, eldest
Res. ME. 6072
how
will
I
ma
this
“Some people don’t think these daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Juichi
Bukkyokai Joint Annual Pic
marriages are going to last, that Ito of East Kelowna, B. C., and
nic. Webster’s Falls.
There have been approximately
of the boys w 11 return Mr. Tony Kunio Hayashi, fourth
18—Toronto. Metropolitan Nisei
1.200 such marriages in the last
without their Japanese son of Mr. G. Hayashi of Grim
General Insurance
Fellowship’s annual picnic, at
with the result wives. Only time will tell, but
eight
224
Delhi
Ave. Phone RE. 238=
sby,
Ont.,
took
place
on
July
7
Mossington Park, Lake Sim
that the Army is settingup train in the meantime, the Army is
Wilson Heights P. O., Ont.
at the East Kelowna Anglican
coe.
ing- clinics for Japanese brides going to do all it can to make
Automobile, Fire, Burglarv
Church with Rev. Wyate officiof American soldiers.
things as eas\
SEPTEMBER
possible for ating.
Life, Accident & Sickness etc
The Army decided to set up the newlyweds.
28—Toronto. Toronto YBS Sixth
Reception followed at the
the
clinics
to
teach
the
brides
Anniversary
at
church hall.
Lucien C. Kurata
American cooking, to speak some
Barrister and Solicitor
The couple will make their
English and
them a coarse
TOKYO — In a poll conducted
1 Adelaide St. E./ Toronto
on American etiquette.
by a Japanese movie, magazine new residence in Vancouver,
1st
and
2nd Mortgage Loans
Kunamoto Girls High
Here is how Capt. A. J. Thomp “Eiga no Tomo,” June Allyson B. C.
arranged
School Reunion
son, public information officer, was chosen the best actress in
Office EM-4 5259 Res. LY.3427
1950.
BIRTHS
Former students of Kumamoto puts the case:
‘‘The day will come when the
Oe Girls High School now residTABER, Alta. — Born to Mr.
boys
will be taking theii* Japa
ing in Canada are as
NISEI IN JAPAN
and Mrs. Yasuhiro Kaga, a son
in touch with Jean M. Ejima, nese brides back to the States
Agent
Martin Seiji, on July 4, at the
(Con’t from P. 7)
and the Army wants to do every66S1 Beechwood St., Vancouver.
the limit.
SUN LIFE ASSURANCE
Taber Municipal Hospital.
g possible to make the marThe annual re-union of former
COMPANY OF CANADA
The natives see Nisei families
students is taking place at Griftake over the better housing faVANCOUVER. — Born to Mr.
Box 149 Kamloops, B. C.
“If the bride knows how to
cilities. They watch Nisei eat and Mrs. Yukio Takai (nee Yo19, 10 a.m., under the co-chair cook and prepare American dish- at the best
restaurants, wear neko Kakutani) at the Vancou
Residence:
EM4-0508
manship of Mrs. Margaret Ta es and has some knowledge of the
clothing, drink the ver General Hospital on July 17,
2
Vesta
Drive
keda (nee Kamefuji) and Mrs.
choicest liquors. They see count a daughter Sachiko Maureen, a
MAfair 1365.
Elaine Yogawa (nee Taketa).
Develops New Tomato
ry girls from the hills of Calif sister for Donnie.
Andrew E. McKague,
ornia trying to act like society
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary
New
Orleans.
—
Frank
Hat
JAPANESE MOVIES
ladies because they happened to
Public.
Plans Book About
HAMILTON. — The Hamil tori's quest for a premium to have four servant
201 Northern Ontario Bldg.
in
the
330 Bay St.
ton Buddhist Church and YBS mato has resulted in a firm fruit house. All this does not sit well
Nisei War Hero
(Corner Adelaida & Bay Sts.)
will jointly sponsor a double bill of good keeping quality after with the native Japanese.
TORONTO
of Japanese movies on Friday, four years of experimentation on
Los Angeles.
Takashi Ki
It gripes them.
his
22
acre
Belle
Chase
farm,
acAug. 10,
*
^
$
30 p.m. at Cannon
mura, Japanese writer- who wrote
cording
to
Faye
Sherman
of
the
Hall. The films are entitle “HaI have not_ been back there.
a book on the 442nd Combat
nayome to Ranyusha” and “Oni- New Orleans Item.
I can only tell you what I have Team, arrived here recently from
Tomato is the money crop
zami.”
heard second hand. I believe that Japan to do research on the life
Agent
some of this must be true and of Pfc. Sadao Munemori.
ll
and the Creole tomatoes grown that other portions are vastly
Kimura hopes to have his book
MONARCH LIFE
14 loyally have a wonderful taste. exaggerated.
3
on
Pfc.
Munemori,
only
Nisei
to
ASSURANCE CO.
As a matter of fact according to
These are just the undercur be awarded the Congressional
^THfrT&
Hattori, no Callifornia tomato
rents of feeling that I have pick Medal of Honor, ready for pub
66 King St. E.,.— Tel. 2-2594
compares with it.. But the CreoHamilton
ed up from Nisei who have re lication by the end of this year.
Ie tomato is a crop
that must
turned from there. Some are re
384-* YONGE STREET. TORONTO, ONT I
Residence:
move fast, larg
than most
actions I chanced to get from
TO
TAKE
BACTERIOLOGY
59 Oxford St., — Tel. 7-1960
varieties the fruit goes soft after
Japanese visitors to this country
a dav or two.
problem was
KAMLOOPS. B. C.
Aiko
in some unguarded moments or
to develop a tomato that retai li
Hori,
19,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
‘'off-the-record” conversations.
ed the Creole taste yet had good
4
A defeated country is a bitter Mrs. Y. Hori of North Kamloops,
or MONEY BACK! J staying qualities.
i
land. The people drink deeply who recently won a U.B.C. Royal
Hattori worked out
Phone LA. 2662
from the cups of remorse. They Institution Scholarship of S200
TORONTO.
i
are
annoyed. They are with an average of 87.6 per cent
4
alternate rows with the Stone quick to complain. They become in her senior matriculation exams,
tomatoes lie imported from Cal thm-skinned. They are very irri plans to take a course in bater-d
ifornia. It produced a hardy to table.
iology in the fall.
mato, but did not bear verv
1011/2 QUEEN ST. W.
The Nisei just happened along,
For Pick-up and Delivery
minding’ his own business. He
he importt
tomatoes gets it right in the teeth . . ,
Phone
from Mich
WA. 6953
where it hurts.
YOUR HOME TOWN PAPER
M A G OIC HI F U K U Y A 31A
ed next to
Pacific Citizen.
gives you complete, dependable
tomatoe
MONTREAL — Mr. Magoichi local news. You need to know all
HOUSE FOR SALE
shat is going on where you live.
were
what
lie
w
i
HIROSHIMA
Dr
Kunio
passed away at home
But you
live also in a
PRICE $14..>00. 6 rooms. very
medium sire,
er and
WORLD where big event's are in
trans - on
reasonable
down
payment,
26. Funeral services the making — events which can
square plan, solid brick, with t without cracks.
fused into human bein
mean so much to you, to your
attached garage, kitchen and I
taken from horses, «
aim were held on July 27 at the Ber- job, your home, your future. For
bathroom both tiled, hot-wafer
However.
w
w
mer Funeral Home.
constructive reports and interpre
pigs.
t
heating. divided basement.
Kiel
The. pin;
me
tations of national and interna
d on O'Connor and 4 and third gen
tional news, there is no substitute
on comer lot, very
for THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
nice dis riet. Call GL. 7930.
He
MONITOR.
a
r :
Toronto.
ds to h
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AUGUST
NEW
CANADIAN
Wednesday, August,
Army Runs Schoo! For
Japanese War Brides
Our Advertisers
erdona
MICKEY S. SATO
MARRIAGES
TOKYO — American GI’s are
crown life-Insurance co.
nd manner
in the
Office: 21 Dundas Square
marrying Japanes ; girls at
HAYASHI
—
ITO
gs a lot
Phone EM. 3-0076-7
rate of about 100 a month and i easier for her soldier husband
Res.: 526 Manning Avenua
KELOWNA, B. C. — The mar
disturbed and ■ when they get back to America.
TORONTO, ONT.
12—Hamilton. Hamilton YBSriage of Miss Shizuye Ito, eldest
Res. ME. 6072
how
will
I
ma
this
“Some people don’t think these daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Juichi
Bukkyokai Joint Annual Pic
marriages are going to last, that Ito of East Kelowna, B. C., and
nic. Webster’s Falls.
There have been approximately
of the boys w 11 return Mr. Tony Kunio Hayashi, fourth
18—Toronto. Metropolitan Nisei
1.200 such marriages in the last
without their Japanese son of Mr. G. Hayashi of Grim
General Insurance
Fellowship’s annual picnic, at
with the result wives. Only time will tell, but
eight
224
Delhi
Ave. Phone RE. 238=
sby,
Ont.,
took
place
on
July
7
Mossington Park, Lake Sim
that the Army is settingup train in the meantime, the Army is
Wilson Heights P. O., Ont.
at the East Kelowna Anglican
coe.
ing- clinics for Japanese brides going to do all it can to make
Automobile, Fire, Burglarv
Church with Rev. Wyate officiof American soldiers.
things as eas\
SEPTEMBER
possible for ating.
Life, Accident & Sickness etc
The Army decided to set up the newlyweds.
28—Toronto. Toronto YBS Sixth
Reception followed at the
the
clinics
to
teach
the
brides
Anniversary
at
church hall.
Lucien C. Kurata
American cooking, to speak some
Barrister and Solicitor
The couple will make their
English and
them a coarse
TOKYO — In a poll conducted
1 Adelaide St. E./ Toronto
on American etiquette.
by a Japanese movie, magazine new residence in Vancouver,
1st
and
2nd Mortgage Loans
Kunamoto Girls High
Here is how Capt. A. J. Thomp “Eiga no Tomo,” June Allyson B. C.
arranged
School Reunion
son, public information officer, was chosen the best actress in
Office EM-4 5259 Res. LY.3427
1950.
BIRTHS
Former students of Kumamoto puts the case:
‘‘The day will come when the
Oe Girls High School now residTABER, Alta. — Born to Mr.
boys
will be taking theii* Japa
ing in Canada are as
NISEI IN JAPAN
and Mrs. Yasuhiro Kaga, a son
in touch with Jean M. Ejima, nese brides back to the States
Agent
Martin Seiji, on July 4, at the
(Con’t from P. 7)
and the Army wants to do every66S1 Beechwood St., Vancouver.
the limit.
SUN LIFE ASSURANCE
Taber Municipal Hospital.
g possible to make the marThe annual re-union of former
COMPANY OF CANADA
The natives see Nisei families
students is taking place at Griftake over the better housing faVANCOUVER. — Born to Mr.
Box 149 Kamloops, B. C.
“If the bride knows how to
cilities. They watch Nisei eat and Mrs. Yukio Takai (nee Yo19, 10 a.m., under the co-chair cook and prepare American dish- at the best
restaurants, wear neko Kakutani) at the Vancou
Residence:
EM4-0508
manship of Mrs. Margaret Ta es and has some knowledge of the
clothing, drink the ver General Hospital on July 17,
2
Vesta
Drive
keda (nee Kamefuji) and Mrs.
choicest liquors. They see count a daughter Sachiko Maureen, a
MAfair 1365.
Elaine Yogawa (nee Taketa).
Develops New Tomato
ry girls from the hills of Calif sister for Donnie.
Andrew E. McKague,
ornia trying to act like society
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary
New
Orleans.
—
Frank
Hat
JAPANESE MOVIES
ladies because they happened to
Public.
Plans Book About
HAMILTON. — The Hamil tori's quest for a premium to have four servant
201 Northern Ontario Bldg.
in
the
330 Bay St.
ton Buddhist Church and YBS mato has resulted in a firm fruit house. All this does not sit well
Nisei War Hero
(Corner Adelaida & Bay Sts.)
will jointly sponsor a double bill of good keeping quality after with the native Japanese.
TORONTO
of Japanese movies on Friday, four years of experimentation on
Los Angeles.
Takashi Ki
It gripes them.
his
22
acre
Belle
Chase
farm,
acAug. 10,
*
^
$
30 p.m. at Cannon
mura, Japanese writer- who wrote
cording
to
Faye
Sherman
of
the
Hall. The films are entitle “HaI have not_ been back there.
a book on the 442nd Combat
nayome to Ranyusha” and “Oni- New Orleans Item.
I can only tell you what I have Team, arrived here recently from
Tomato is the money crop
zami.”
heard second hand. I believe that Japan to do research on the life
Agent
some of this must be true and of Pfc. Sadao Munemori.
ll
and the Creole tomatoes grown that other portions are vastly
Kimura hopes to have his book
MONARCH LIFE
14 loyally have a wonderful taste. exaggerated.
3
on
Pfc.
Munemori,
only
Nisei
to
ASSURANCE CO.
As a matter of fact according to
These are just the undercur be awarded the Congressional
^THfrT&
Hattori, no Callifornia tomato
rents of feeling that I have pick Medal of Honor, ready for pub
66 King St. E.,.— Tel. 2-2594
compares with it.. But the CreoHamilton
ed up from Nisei who have re lication by the end of this year.
Ie tomato is a crop
that must
turned from there. Some are re
384-* YONGE STREET. TORONTO, ONT I
Residence:
move fast, larg
than most
actions I chanced to get from
TO
TAKE
BACTERIOLOGY
59 Oxford St., — Tel. 7-1960
varieties the fruit goes soft after
Japanese visitors to this country
a dav or two.
problem was
KAMLOOPS. B. C.
Aiko
in some unguarded moments or
to develop a tomato that retai li
Hori,
19,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
‘'off-the-record” conversations.
ed the Creole taste yet had good
4
A defeated country is a bitter Mrs. Y. Hori of North Kamloops,
or MONEY BACK! J staying qualities.
i
land. The people drink deeply who recently won a U.B.C. Royal
Hattori worked out
Phone LA. 2662
from the cups of remorse. They Institution Scholarship of S200
TORONTO.
i
are
annoyed. They are with an average of 87.6 per cent
4
alternate rows with the Stone quick to complain. They become in her senior matriculation exams,
tomatoes lie imported from Cal thm-skinned. They are very irri plans to take a course in bater-d
ifornia. It produced a hardy to table.
iology in the fall.
mato, but did not bear verv
1011/2 QUEEN ST. W.
The Nisei just happened along,
For Pick-up and Delivery
minding’ his own business. He
he importt
tomatoes gets it right in the teeth . . ,
Phone
from Mich
WA. 6953
where it hurts.
YOUR HOME TOWN PAPER
M A G OIC HI F U K U Y A 31A
ed next to
Pacific Citizen.
gives you complete, dependable
tomatoe
MONTREAL — Mr. Magoichi local news. You need to know all
HOUSE FOR SALE
shat is going on where you live.
were
what
lie
w
i
HIROSHIMA
Dr
Kunio
passed away at home
But you
live also in a
PRICE $14..>00. 6 rooms. very
medium sire,
er and
WORLD where big event's are in
trans - on
reasonable
down
payment,
26. Funeral services the making — events which can
square plan, solid brick, with t without cracks.
fused into human bein
mean so much to you, to your
attached garage, kitchen and I
taken from horses, «
aim were held on July 27 at the Ber- job, your home, your future. For
bathroom both tiled, hot-wafer
However.
w
w
mer Funeral Home.
constructive reports and interpre
pigs.
t
heating. divided basement.
Kiel
The. pin;
me
tations of national and interna
d on O'Connor and 4 and third gen
tional news, there is no substitute
on comer lot, very
for THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
nice dis riet. Call GL. 7930.
He
MONITOR.
a
r :
Toronto.
ds to h
Enjoy the benefits of being
best informed—locally, nationally,
see<
DOMESTIC HELP WANTED
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f
a <1
paper and The Christian Science
iree home in Toronto. Room and Monitor.
ow room
For Sale
• Hoard plus remuneration in reLISTEN Tuesday nights over
Hattc
a forcea early crop
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'.g‘ his seeds for a
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Science Monitor Views the News."
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